A twelve-box collection of our customers favorite 100% certified organic spices and seasonings. Spicely Customer Choice 12-Box Sampler Gift Set includes Organic Curry Powder, Organic Chili Powder, Organic Garlic Granules, Organic Beef & Burger Rub, Organic Pasta & Spaghetti, Organic Bay Leaves, Organic Rice Seasoning, Organic Poultry Seasoning, Organic Black Pepper, Organic Paprika, Organic Chili Ancho, Organic Sesame Seeds. Makes a great gift introduction to Spicely gourmet quality organic spices.Price:
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David Lean's finest films, from Great Expectations (1946) to Lawrence of Arabia (1962), are resolutely sober, which is more than can be said of Henry Horatio Hobson in his wonderfully comic encounter with the moon in Hobson's Choice (1954). Lean's only other comedy was Blithe Spirit (1945), but here he approaches matters of the heart with a surprising lightness of touch and wins a marvelous performance from Charles Laughton--himself soon to make his one and only film as a director, Night of the Hunter (1955). The setting is late-19th-century Salford, England (the black-and-white location filming is exceptional), and widower Henry Hobson forbids his three daughters to marry to avoid paying their dowries. Romance will not be thwarted by economics, and much humorous conflict ensues, interspersed with some serious and even disturbing moments. Brenda De Banzie is splendidly spirited as the eldest daughter, Maggie, while her fianc? is played by the ever excellent John Mills, who would later win an Oscar? for his part in Lean's much more serious love story, Ryan's Daughter (1970). --Gary S. Dalkin